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A common street name used when talking about the stimulant known as methamphetamine is crystal. This addictive substance is the leading addiction in America today and is costing thousands of people their lives every single year. Not only is it addictive, but it also has irreversible side effects that need to be considered when you are either suffering from an addiction to it or are contemplating using it for the first time.

Not So Bright Effects of Crystal

The first side effects are the physical side effects. These effects range depending on the addict and how often he or she uses, but for the most part the physical side effects include:

Crystal (meth) mouth

Hair loss

Anorexia

Unhealthy nails and skin

Vision problems

Kidney failure

Liver failure

Heart failure

Scars from sores throughout the user’s entire body

The second side effects of crystal are the mental side effects. Although the mental side effects of it’s use are not visually seen, they are seen by people whenever the individual addicted to crystal begins talking to them. These side effects include, but are not limited to:

Memory loss (both short term and long term)

Slurred speech

Confusion

Difficulty learning

In some cases, complete loss of brain function

The third and final side effects of crystal are known as the social side effects. Unlike the other side effects mentioned above, social side effects happen to the user and the people around the user. Several social side effects of crystal addiction and the use include:

Social withdrawal

Loss of close friends

Stealing from loved ones

Problems obtaining new friends due to your constant need to use crystal

Aggression towards the people who care about you the most

Possible jail time due to using it and causing someone else around you physical harm (intentional or not)

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We don't always understand a loved one's addiction and the reasons for it. However, we do want to see that they receive the help that they need to recover and lead a full and complete life free from this disease.We have the resources to design a treatment program which can produce a full recovery by teaching the skills needed to remain sober going forward. The information provided by Stop Your Addiction through phone, email or web support should not be used for diagnosing or treating any physical or mental health condition or disease. If you have or suspect an alcohol or drug problem, you should consult your health care provider right away.